Dear OITM:

Congratulations for receiving the
$8,000 grant from the Green Mtn. Fund for
Popular Struggle. What a wonderful en-
dorsement!

Out in the Mountains has undergone a
sensitive metamorphosis in the past few
months, and this gift will provide greatly
needed equipment. Hopefully other groups
and individuals will follow the lead of this
new group.

The September editorial and commen-
tary were most insightful and thought-pro-
voking. In fact, the entire issue is excellent.
The staffing and editorial alterations are
apparent I’m sure a lot of readers are
pleased.

The use of more ads is justifiable and
provides yet another service to the readers.

The addition of the word “bisexuals”
in the masthead is long overdue. Bigotry
and intolerance, particularly in our com-
munity, cannot be tolerated.

I'm proud to have the publication on
my coffee table.

Sincerely,

J.D.I.

Springfield, Vermont

Dear J:
Thanks for the good thoughts and
words of encouragement! As you can tell
from the hefty weight of this issue, there's
lots more to come in terms of expanding
OIT M and making it bigger and better than
ever. We remain extremely grateful to the
Green Min. F and for granting us the funds
needed to keep this publication moving
forward full-steam into the nineties.

DESKTOP PUBLISHING STUDIO
TYPE 8: DESIGN/WORKSHOPS/SELF-SERVICE

Dear Friends,

As you may know, many AC'I‘ UP
chapters aroundthecormtry have organized
a boycott of Miller beer and Marlboro ciga-
rettes because they are owned by the com-
pany which is the largest donor to the “Re-
elect Jesse Helms” campaign and the Jesse
Helms Museum: Philip Morris.

I am presently discussing with other
boycott organizers the possibility of travel-
ing to Barre, Vermont, on October 10th.
That is the day the Bill of Rights Tour will
open, and the tour is sponsored by Philip
Morris.

I would like to see a legal picket out-
side the exhibition hall and have lots of
people handing out fact sheets on this day.
I do NOT think civil disobedience is called
for. The main purpose of the October 10th
action is to spoil Philip Morris’ co-opting of
the Bill of Rights.

I hope 30 - 40 people will travel to
Barre, Vermont, for this action. Since there
is less than a month to plan everything, I
don’t imagine a larger tumout.

Your help is needed to organize the
demonstration and other logistics for trav-
elers such as permits and housing. I hope
you and/or your group will endorse this
action.

Should you have any questions, please
call me. I hope to hear from you soon.

Michael Petrelis

Washington, D.C.

(202) 543-1070

863-1884

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